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Historical Grant Purchases - FY2014-15 17 SW Frazer Ave., Suite 360 PO Box 1689 Pendleton, OR 97801 Phone (541) 276-6449 Historical Grant Purchases - FY2014-15 Item Title Format ISBN Library/Libraries Accidental cowgirl Book Helix PL Accidental cowgirl rides again Book Helix PL All around and the 13th juror / Rick Steber Book 9780945134428 Adams PL American dreamers : how two Oregon farm kids transformed an industry, a community, and a university / Austin Book Echo PL Astoria : John Jacob Astor and Thomas Jefferson’s lost Pacific Empire : a story of wealth, ambition, and survival / Peter Stark Book Echo PL Badger and Coyote were neighbors : Melville Jacobs on Northwest Indian myths and tales / William R. Seaburg Book Umatilla PL Basalt City / Lawrence Hobart Book 1480276081 Hermiston PL Betty Feves : generations / Betty Feves, Namita Gupta Wiggers, Damara Bartlett, et. al. Book Pendleton PL Bigfoot casebook updated : sightings and encounters from 1818 to 2004 / Janet Bord Book Umatilla PL Bound for Oregon / Jean VanLeeuwen Book Helix PL Building the Columbia River Highway : they said it couldn’t be done / Peg Willis Book 9781626192713 Adams PL Burning fences : a western memoir of fatherhood / Craig Lesley Book Stanfield PL Caught in the crosshairs : a true eastern Oregon mystery / Rick Steber Book 9780945134398 Helix PL, Stanfield PL Conrad and the cowgirl next door / Denette Fretz Book 9780310723493 Adams PL Discovering Main Street : travel adventures in small towns in the Northwest / Foster Church Book Umatilla PL Dreams of the West : a history of the Chinese in Oregon 1850-1950 Book 9781932010138 Athena PL, Hermiston PL Finding her way / Leah Banicki Book Ukiah Lib. Ghosthunting Oregon / Donna Stewart Book 1578605490 Stanfield PL p. 1 of 4 Historical Grant Purchases - FY2014-15 Gold fields of Eastern Oregon Book Echo PL Gold mines of Oregon / Howard C. Brooks Book 9781494316907 Athena PL Gold mining in eastern Oregon Book Umatilla PL Hand-stitched home : projects to sew with Pendleton & other wools /Susan Beal Book 9781621138709 Adams PL Haunted Oregon : ghosts and strange phenomena of the Beaver State / Andy Weeks Book 081171263X Stanfield PL Hidden history of Civil War Oregon / Randol B. Fletcher Book Umatilla PL History of the Oregon State Police / Margaret LaPlante Book Umatilla PL Honey in the horn / HL Davis Book Echo PL How we crossed the West : the adventures of Lewis and Clark / Rosalyn Schanzer Book 1426313284 Hermiston PL In search of ancient Oregon / Ellen Morris Bishop Book Ukiah Lib. Inside Oregon State Hospital : a history of tragedy and triumph / Diane L. Goeres-Gardner Book 9781626190405 Hermiston PL, Stanfield PL Irrigation in Oregon (facsimile of 1923 publication) Book Echo PL It happened on the Oregon Trail : remarkable events that shaped history, 2nd ed. / Tricia Martineau Wagner Book 9780762772209 Pilot Rock PL Jerry Frank’s Oregon Book Echo PL Larry gets lost in Portland / John Skewes Book Umatilla PL Lindy on the Oregon Trail / Jacqueline Kimball Book Ukiah Lib. Little century / Anna Keesey Book Helix PL Living with thunder : exploring the geologic past, present, and future of Pacific Northwest landscapes Book Echo PL Lost history of Oregon : a hotel by the name of ‘Hoyt’ (volume 1) / Donnie Book Umatilla PL MacDonald’s stage coaches and stations : eastern Oregon 1850-1920 / Joe F. MacDonald Book Helix PL Meek Cutoff : tracing the Oregon Trail’s lost wagon train of 1845 / Brooks Geer Ragen Book Helix PL Mines and prospects of Oregon / Oregon Bureau of Mines Book 9781499576184 Athena PL Morning light : wildflowers, night skies, and other joys of Oregon country life / Barbara Drake Book 9780870717604 Pilot Rock PL Mountains of Oregon (reprint facsimile) Book Echo PL Murder and mayhem in Portland, Oregon / J.D. Chandler Book 9781609499259 Athena PL, Pilot Rock PL My Eastern Oregon / Dr. John Groupe Book 9781467597968 Adams PL Necktie parties in Oregon / Diane Goeres-Gardner Book Ukiah Lib. Nisei soldiers break their silence : coming home to Hood River / Linda Tamura Book 9780295992099 Athena PL No small potatoes : how a family potato salad recipe is fast becoming a billion dollar business / Al Reser Book Umatilla PL Oregon (America the Beautiful) / Deborah Kent Book Ukiah Lib. p. 2 of 4 Historical Grant Purchases - FY2014-15 Oregon : off the beaten path : a guide to unique places / Myrna Oakley Book 762779527 Stanfield PL Oregon and Northwestern Railroad / Jeff Moore Book 1467130478 Stanfield PL Oregon Asylum / Diane L. Goeres-Gardner Book 738599883 Stanfield PL Oregon cattleman, governor, congressman : memoirs and times of Walter M. Pierce Book Helix PL Oregon companion / Richard Engerman Book Ukiah Lib. Oregon curiosities : quirky characters, roadside oddities, Hermiston PL, Milton- and other offbeat stuff / Harriet Baskas (2nd ed.) Book 9780762749713 Freewater PL Oregon detour / Nard Jones Book Helix PL Oregon experience : Bill Bowerman DVD Weston PL Oregon experience : Capturing Oregon’s frontier DVD Weston PL Oregon experience : Hanford DVD Weston PL Oregon experience : Opal Whiteley DVD Weston PL Oregon experience : Oregon at war DVD Weston PL Oregon experience : Rajneeshpuram DVD Weston PL Oregon experience : White plague DVD Weston PL Oregon river maps & fishing guide Book 1571883177 Adams PL Oregon State Penitentiary / Diane L. Goeres-Gardner Book 9781467132213 Athena PL Oregon Trail stories : true accounts of life in a covered wagon Book 076273082X Hermiston PL Oregon’s Main Street : U.S. Highway 99: the folk history / Jo-Brew Book 9781500948337 Pilot Rock PL Oregon’s Main Street : U.S. Highway 99: the stories / Jo- Brew Book 9781494391232 Pilot Rock PL Oregon’s memorable century, 1900-1999 DVD Stanfield PL, Weston PL Oregon's golden years / Miles F Potter Book Ukiah Lib. Ox-team Day on the Oregon Trail / Ezra Meeker Book Ukiah Lib. Pacific Northwest cheese : a history / Tami J. Parr Book 9780870717048 Pilot Rock PL Helix PL, Hermiston PL, Pendleton / Elizabeth Gibson Book 1467130001 Umatilla PL Portlandia cookbook : cook like a local / Fred Armisen, Carrie Brownstein Book 9780804186100 Adams PL Quick silver mining in Oregon / Oregon Department of Mineral Industries Book 9781500668495 Athena PL Regulations governing the execution of leases of Indian allotments on the Umatilla Reservation in Oregon / United States Bureau of Indian Affairs Book 1146459599 Pendleton PL Rescue on the Oregon Trail / Kate Messner and Kelley McMorris Book 9780545639156 Milton-Freewater PL Rockhounding Oregon : a guide to the state’s best rockhounding sites / Lars W. Johnson Book 762783664 Echo PL, Stanfield PL p. 3 of 4 Historical Grant Purchases - FY2014-15 S is for salmon : a Pacific Northwest alphabet / Hannah Viano Book 9781570618734 Adams PL Sacred journey of the Nez Perce DVD Weston PL Sheep trails : California, Utah, Nevada, Washington, Oregon, the Grand Canyon / John Muir Book Echo PL The civil war rivalry : Oregon vs. Oregon State / Kerry Eggers Book 9781609499570 Stanfield PL The crossing on the Oregon Trail / Jacqueline Kimball Book Ukiah Lib. The devil in Ol' Rosie / Louise Moeri Book 1442402024 Hermiston PL The gold belt of the Blue Mountains of Oregon / Waldemar Lindgren Book 150328557X Hermiston PL, Umatilla PL The great medicine road. Part 1, 1840-1848 : narratives of the Oregon, California and Mormon Trails / Michael L. Tate… Book 870624288 Stanfield PL The Meek Cutoff : tracing the Oregon Trail’s lost wagon train of 1845 / Brooks Geer Ragen Book 9780295993096 Athena PL, Pilot Rock PL The nude beach notebook / Barbara J. Scot Book 9780870717406 Adams PL The Oregon Trail / Gary Jeffrey and Allesandro Poluzzi Book 9781433967450 Milton-Freewater PL The Oregon Trail : sketches of prairie and Rocky Mountain life / Francis Parkman, Jr. Book 1447417593 Hermiston PL The Oregon variations : stories / William Sullivan Book 9781939312044 Adams PL The Pacific Northwest garden tour / Donald Olson Book 9781604694512 Adams PL The Rajneesh chronicles : the true story of the cult that unleashed the first act of bioterrorism on U.S. soil / Win McCormack Book 098250487X Hermiston PL The Story of Marcus Whitman : early Protestant missions in the Northwest / J. G. Craighead, D. D. Rev Book 559659784 Hermiston PL Toward one Oregon : rural-urban interdependence and the evolution of a state / Michael Hibbard, Ethan Seltzer, Bruce Weber and Beth Emshoff Book 9780870715969 Pendleton PL Umatilla dictionary : a project of the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation and Noel Rude Book 295994282 Pendleton PL When the high line comes / by Stephen Meyers Book Ukiah Lib. p. 4 of 4.
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